What size bike do you ride?

[dasilvarsa]

168 Medium HT

[vulgar]

1.83cm Tall

 

Cannondale rd bike 56cm

 

Cannondale scalpel 29er Med

Long torso 130mm stem shorter legs 78cm seatheight

[PhilipV]

1.86 on an XL Trance. Sizing up was the best decision I made when buying this bike.

[Hairy]

1.83cm Tall

 

Cannondale rd bike 56cm

 

Cannondale scalpel 29er Med

Long torso 130mm stem shorter legs 78cm seatheight

Did you note a 130mm long stem?

 

Hope Myles does not read this post!

[vulgar]

Did you note a 130mm long stem?

 

Hope Myles does not read this post!

Yep, road bike only, negative slammed.

[Pure Savage]

Yep, road bike only, negative slammed.

The only way road bikes should come...

[Starvin' Marvin]

1.91m XL 

 

Waited for 5weeks for my new bike to land here.

[Dirkitech]

186 and on an XL.

 

Current brand of bike large cut off at 185cm. Had a L previously as per recommendation from bike shop.

Seat post was extended past point of safety and had to get an XL after a few months of complaining....

Im curious which brand that is?

[NicoR]

Im curious which brand that is?

 

Spaz.

 

After getting all parties involved, everyone VERY accommodating and sorted me out with a deal on something of the correct size and upgrade.

I am still a happy customer and very happy with the XL.

 

Reach was fine on the L, inseam was the issue. Long legs, short arms... 

Edited August 20, 2018 by NicoR

[Wheelsuck]

1.74 and on a 54cm or 56cm Road Bike depending on geometry. 

17.5 MTB and a Medium Tri Bike.

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[TheEd]

1,88 m tall, large mtb frame, 29er.  For a comfortable fit on Silverback and Specialized.  Have noticed a slight cramped feeling on other brands, but haven't paid much attention as they were not mine and I would only investigate further if I'm considering a change of wheels.

[popcorn_skollie]

130mm stem 

 

negative slammed.

 

Sjoe. You might as well put pegs and grips on your front axle.

[arendoog]

Unfortunately most riders and even shops don,t really understand geometry and the difference it makes .It is only when you have a few bikes that you can compare them with each other directly .All of us will adapt to what we ride and just accept that you cannot do this or that and blame your own abilities ,especially with technical mtb riding .Most folks don,t have a clue how the placement of the bottom bracket backwards{reach } improves all aspects of technical riding 

[Shebeen]

bike frame size means very little to me, really just a starting point.

 

have had a medium Schwinn Madison (just fit me)

currently on an XL rocky mountain (canadians must be smaller than i remembered).

[Dirkitech]

Spaz.

 

After getting all parties involved, everyone VERY accommodating and sorted me out with a deal on something of the correct size and upgrade.

I am still a happy customer and very happy with the XL.

 

Reach was fine on the L, inseam was the issue. Long legs, short arms... 

Ah, exactly why I asked because it rang the bell of sixth sense! My large specialized comes across as borderline too small as well, but with the setback seatpost its forced into working adequately.

[Mamil]

1.91 on XL but i have ro be careful because I've got disproportionately long legs. If the rest of me matched id be close to 2.0m so i end up with a very high saddle and a long way to reach to the bars.

 

Dropper post essential!